Q&A: Kelly Willis
By Richard Skanse June 2007 Bruce Robison’s Premium Recording Service doesn’t look like much from the outside. To most passersby it’s just a nondescript house …
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Q&A: Max Stalling
By Richard Skanse May 2007 You know those cocky young Texas/Red Dirt songwriter types who look and carry on just like every other ballcap-wearing, Shiner-chugging, …
Q&A: Kinky Friedman
By Richard Skanse October 2006 By his own admission, Richard Kinky “Big Dick” Friedman hasn’t written a new song in close to two decades. It’s …
Q&A: Jack Ingram
By Richard Skanse January 2006 It really hasn’t been that long since Jack Ingram released his last full-length studio album, 2002’s Electric. But it sure …
Q&A: Lee Ann Womack
By Richard Skanse February 2005 In the fall of 2002, when Lee Ann Womack released an album called Something Worth Leaving Behind, much was made …
Q&A: Todd Snider
By Richard Skanse July 2004 At 37, Todd Snider isn’t quite yet the “old timer” he professes to be in “Age Like Wine,” the opening …
Q&A: Kelly Willis
By Andrew Dansby August 2002 While some artists tag their records with unwieldy faux-philosophical titles, sometimes those that say the least say the most. Easy …
Q&A: Jack Ingram
By Richard Skanse March 2002 Hard as it is to believe nowadays, this thing we call “Texas music” wasn’t always a young man’s game. Sure, …
Q&A: Willie Nelson The most prolific man in Texas music ("I've already forgotten how many records I've done this year," he jokes) talks "The Great Divide," tae kwon do, and his reaction to "What Would Willie Do?"
By Richard Skanse January 2002 Willie Nelson is a man who needs less introduction than the Pope in Rome, but keeping track of the guy …
Q&A: Bruce Robison The Bandera-reared songwriter talks "Country Sunshine," the freedom that comes with having his songs cut by the biggest names in the business, and the things he gets away with by being the so-called "nice" Robison brother
By Richard Skanse September 2001 When Bruce Robison expresses his deep admiration for Don Williams, the Floydada, Texas-born “Gentle Giant” of country music, its just …
